Empire of the Air: The Men Who Made Radio (1991) | Reparto completo

Ken Burns

DIRECTOR/A

Jason Robards

Narrator(voice)

Red Barber

Self - Radio Announcer

Erik Barnouw

Self - Historian

Ken Bilby

Self - Biographer of David Sarnoff

Norman Corwin

Self - Writer

Susan Douglas

Self - Historian

Frank Günther

Self (engineer)

Jeanne Hammond

Self - Niece of Edwin H. Armstrong

Loren Jones

Self - Engineer

Garrison Keillor

Self - Writer

Helen Kelley

Self - Radio Broadcaster

Robert Morris

Self - Engineer

Dana Raymond

Self - Friend of Edwin H. Armstrong

Gertrude Tyne

Self - Engineer

Fred Allen

Self - Predicts Demise of Radio(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Gene Autry

Self - Sings(uncredited)(archiveSound)

John Barrymore

Hamlet(uncredited)(archiveSound)

Winston Churchill

Self - Finest Hour Speech(uncredited)(archiveSound)

Charles J. Correll

Self - Prepares for Amos 'n' Andy Broadcast(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Lee De Forest

Self - Objects to Quality of Radio Programming(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Ralph Edwards

Self - Host of 'This Is Your Life'(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Dwight D. Eisenhower

Self - Announces Landing in Normandy(uncredited)(archiveSound)

Eugenia Farrar

Self (with Lee De Forest)(uncredited)(archiveFootage)(unconfirmed)

Freeman F. Gosden

Self - Prepares for Amos 'n' Andy Broadcast(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Guglielmo Marconi

Self - Visits Sarnoff at RCA(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Marie Mosquini

Self - with Lee De Forest(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Nelson Rockefeller

Self - Eulogizes Sarnoff(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Franklin D. Roosevelt

Self - Makes Broadcast About Banking Reform(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

David Sarnoff

Self - with Marconi at RCA(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Frank Sinatra

Self - Serenades Sarnoff(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Arturo Toscanini

Self - Conducts NBC Symphony(uncredited)(archiveFootage)

Harry S. Truman

Self - Announces Bombing of Hiroshima(uncredited)(archiveSound)

Bob Warren

This is Your Life Announcer Dr. Lee DeForrest episode(uncredited)

Orson Welles

Professor in War of the Worlds Broadcast(uncredited)(archiveSound)